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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1913)
I HE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1913. 16 CORN HERE FROM THE EAST j Wholesalers Who Sell at Retail Are Local Grain Market is Invading the j Chicago Territory. TAMERS MAKE MORE MONEY Soh U Collin on ThU Market Con tlnaallr for Grain for Feeil nnd Milling-, Boosting Ike rrl?" Here. Omaha again Monday led the world ni a corn market, receiving S3 carloads against seventy-two at Chicago, thirty-nine- at St Louis and 169 at Kansas City. In wheat recelpta It n ahead of Chi cago, the cara In there being twenty a gamut fifty-seven here. Tn Omaha corn was selling practically at the same price aa In Kansas City and St Louis, with prices but it couple of cents behind Chicago on similar grades. Tno corn that came to the Omalm market did not stay long. A goodly por tion 'was sent south as soon as It went through the elevators. Aa previously noted, Omaha Is reach ing right Into Chicago territory and tak Jog corn. A large consignment como In over the Northwestern from Dixon, 111, ninety-eight miles from Chicago and li miles from Omaha. This Is the farthest east and the nearest to Chicago thnt Omaha has ever gone to get corn for its market Monday the Burlington, Rock Island. Milwaukee and Illinois Central roads all brought com to the Omaha market from Illinois and Mississippi river points. Railroad men assert ttat Omaha will continue to be the corn market for all Iowa and a largo portion of western Illi nois, co long aa tho grain continues to move into the south and southwest, where It Is fed and milled. They antic ipate that this Is likely to continue for a long time, as the south Is growing rap idly and not being a corn raising ores, farmers and plantation owners there will haV to feed the cereal to a greater extent la the future than In the past. Grain men do not hesitate to say that tha south must for all time ho the log ical market-for the com coming to Omaha and there Is no getting away from the fact that grain grown all through this aeclloa of the central west must move Into the gulf states. That the grain of the future must come to this market Instead of going to Chi cago, grain men assert Is the logical conclusion. To ship from Missouri river points and then back haul Into the south they say would simply pile up freight charges and ultimately add to the price that the feeders and manufacturers would have to pay for 'the corn. With the distance tariff In effect, aa it Is, thlppera from central Iowa can send their com to Omaha Instead of Chicago, thus saving freight charges on a huul of from 230 to M9 mites, thereby getting just so much mora for their product. to Have Licenses jDR.STOOKEY QUITS BELLEVUE Head of the Presbyterian College 'Announces His Intention. Saloonlsts In the wholesale business, but who sell to retail trade over a bar. will be compelled to take out the 21.000 license required of retailers, under a resolution passed by the city commission by a vote of six to one. Mayor Dahtman voting In the negative. Tollco Commissioner Ryder. Introduced tho resolution. The city commissioners had met previously and discussed the ad, vlsablltty of the action. Halt a dozen liquor dealers will be affected. "The old fire and pollco board never enforced tho law, If there" IS any law covering this situation," said Commis sioner KugeL "They allowed the matter to drift along, and- the city commission hits felt that they should not bo required to pay the license In the middle of tho year." Whether or not the' city commission had failed to live up to tho law In the matter was a question City Attorney John A nine would not answer. "I haven't Investigated?- don't want to say," nine declared. Commissioner Hydcr snld the matter had probably been neglected, but after tho first of the.-year "barrel" houses would . be treated ns they ought to be under the taw, and that there would lift SAYS REACHES HIS LIMIT Would Tnrn Over TnsU la Some Our Who 3lnr Carry It flnwnrd - anil Vntvarrt In a lllnhrr I'lnnr. Ur. 8. W. Stookey. president of llelle ue college announced yesterday after chapel to the faculty and student body that ho will resign as the offlclat head of tho school Dr. Btookey gave as his reasons that be believed that ho has now accom plished all that It Is possible for hfm to achieve In the upbuilding of the school and suggested that poms' other man of morn energy could carry the Institution to sill! a higher place than he can. lit expressed appreciation for the assistance given him by the faculty and the stu dents and promised to do all he could towards helping them from the outside, but wished to bo relle-ed of the duty at tending the office of president Dr. Stephen W. Stookey . came to RellcVue from Cedar ttaplds, la., where ho waa dean of the faculty of Coe col lege, one of thn prominent western Pres byterian schools. He putrid hero to be Dresldent of the no discrimination between tho man who University of Omaha. With him came sells over a bar at retail and pays only a Dr. 'II. II. Maynard, also from Coe col wholesaler's license and the man who I lege, to have chargo of tho finance of I tho University of Omaha. It was at the time the Uellevue board of trustees de termined to work out tho destiny of the college through a largo Protestant uni versity In the city of Omaha, henco the title University of Omaha Difference Arise, Hut not many months after tho coming of Drs Stookey and Maynard, differences of opinion arose as to the wisdom of the university project and eventually a di vision In tho board, which resulted In tho 'return of most of the old board mem bers, with Dr. Stookey, to the college Idea. Dr- Stookey and Dr. Maynard parted. Dr. Stookey believing with the Inte Henry T. Clarke, founder of Bel lev'uc, and others of the board, that the caters to tha retail trade only. Committees to Be Named Soon for the Big Charity Ball Entertains Bobbers Without Knowing WhoJEhey Were John C Barn', Charles W. itussell and Fred Lawrie, who were bound over to tha district eeurt on bends of 7u0 each for breaking and entering the saloon of Frank Sutler ai JW 8eth Kleveath street Sun day nlht wera entertained by w. A. Bell, silent watchman of the Omaha Tent and Awning company, after tho robbery had take a place. Hell, having met tha men earlier In tha evftnlng, admitted them to the store fer a ehat and, during the conversation, one of the trio puHed a revolver, which had been taken, fretn the saloon, and dis charged K to. sed whether K would work Ball, thinking this a queer proceeding, ordered them' from iha' nla nA unit nnH. fHd tli police, who then arrested the re. He inuurn was arrested, but the firm re-fused to prosecute, so ho was re leased. McAuley Will Plead Guilty to Charge of Counterfeiting W, Harry SlcAuley, alleged leader of a van of bunknoto counterfeiters who hav operated In various sections of tho KtnMIe weal or the last three years an! -tm waa arrested at Oakland. Cel.. De cember , as admitted his Identity nna, aceeeaiftg' to federal authorities will PteM suMty to a charge of passing coun terfeit mrt-es. In c)wf et United States Detiuty Mar. shall HVwtmw, McAuley has arrived In tMtaii. and 'waa lodged In the county Jair. He waa to have been tried at Hast lag. bK he haa asked to have the case traMfeiTcd here, promtrimr. It Is said, that he" will plead guilty. Two of Mc Auley's former associates are serving penitentiary sentences, one at Fort Leav enworth and the other at McNeil's Island, tho Waahtngton state penitentiary. Tne special committees' to assist tho general commlttco of arrangements for the charity ball, to bo held New Year's night at the Auditorium, nre now being arranged and will be announced shortly. Tho general committee now stands as follows: Mrs. Clement Chose, Mrs. Howard H. Ilaldrlge Mrs. Chailcs T. Kountzc, Mr. Joseph Murker, Mr. Could Diets, Mr. Gurdou W. Wattles, .Mr. Oeorgo H. Kelley. ' S One of tho subcommittees will havo entire charge of thn sate' of tickets, through the various social clubs of the city, and great caro will bo exercised In their distribution. The tickets will be $3 per couple. Thoso In tries ted In promoting this af fair do not wish the ball to be known us "tango" ball, by any means. Only those dances will be on the program that have been approved by the leading clubs of the city, such as tho Castle walk, the hesitation waltz and the onestep. The muslo wilt bo tho. bright sort to which these nre danced and which have made them bo popular. There will bo two orchestras Alternating through the even ing. Ono of theso will play tho milals for tho special dunces hy Miss Sweet of Chicago, who will open the bal. Miss Mageo of tho City Mission, which will be the beneficiary of tlijs entertain ment, Is overjoyed lit tho prospect. She says that the chance of having a fund from which she can draw to buy coal and provisions for tho poor under her charge will do a great deal to prevent tho suffering thnt sho. expects thta win ter, that, In fact, -lias ''already begun The mission Is now housing a doxen un fortunate families. Wilt Until TiwrsdiyMQminEit 8:30 and You Will Profit Grotty By It, If you wait until Thursday morning nt 8:30. when the NOVELTY COMPANY commences their big sale, you will be &hln (a nv mnn.v on VOur holiday the Nebraska synod of the Presbyterian purchases. You will find articles of church, a few years ago dissolved that ; all descriptions useful and sensible for; synodlcal affiliation, leaving that specific j Christmas gifts, at lower prices than field to Hastings college. But at the j anywhere in the city, aa well as ready last synod, which waa held In Omaha to-wear apparel for men and women, last October, Dr. Stookey and other , We have made tho effort of our Uvea Dellevue forces secured a partial restora- j to' secure merchandise for this sale that tlon of tho synodlcal relation. The synod ' give the Novelty Company the repu- college as a college had Us own dlttnrtlve sphere of power and Influence, with a bright future, and that they would con fine their efforts to that sphere. The others, who had In good faith gone Into the University of Omaha Idea, con tinued It, eventually electing Dr. Daniel E. Jenkins, a dominant spirit In the movement president. Dr. Maynard In time left and returned to Coe college. Uellevue, which had for years been under the control and official support of adopted a resolution commending the work done at Dellevue and endorsing the college to the college board of the church In New York for Its consideration, but did not commend Uellevue to the eame degree of church support In the synod as given to Hastings, neither did Dr. Stookey and his associates at Uellevue ask for such a concession. While It has been known that President Stookey's burden, particularly aa to finances which Is true of many western colleges was heavy at Uellevue, no In timation has evidently spread widely of his Intention to resign. tatlon of selling good, dependable mer chandise -only at less than regular prices. Tomorrow night a i paper will give you- the prices and It will pay you to watch for It and read It and bo here any time after Thursday morning at 8:9). THE NOVELTY CO., 211-18-1S No. 16th St. CO-OPERATING TO DISPOSE OF FEDERAL COURT DOCKET In order that the remaining cases on thn United States district court docket for this term may be disposed of within a few days, Judge Thbmas C. Munger of Lincoln will hold court In the north court room, beglnlng Wednesday morn ing. Besides -the Brantley case, which Is being heart In the south court room be fore Judge Pago Morris of Duluth, only a few clvl case remain. That of R. IS. Uonlno against the Iowa-Nebraska Pub lic Service company will be the flrot case to be heard by Judge Munger. The plaintiff claims 120,000 for Injuries alleged to have been sustained December 11, 131!, when, as as stationary engineer, he waa eniployed by the defendant company at Missouri Valley, la. Bee Want Ads Produce Results. 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Diapepsin Is quick, positive and puts your stomach In a heal thy condition so the misery won't come back. You feel different aa soon as Pape's Diapepsin comes In contact with the, stomach distress Just vanishes your stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belch ing, no eructations of undigested food," your head clears and you feel fine. Put an end to stomach trouble by got tlng a largo fifty-cent case of Pape'a Diapepsin from any drug storo. You re allto In five minutes how needless It la to suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach disorder. Advertisement. Warft A-S 6RIN&- XSUtTs Webster Donates Strip of Land to City for Carter Park John R. "Webster, representing the Omaha llrldgp and Terminal Railway company, Ium donated n strip of land, 100 feet wide and n quarter of a mile long, to Carter Lake park. This strip of land, to which tho city had failed to secure title, split the park in two, and when Park Commissioner Hummel took up the matter with Mr. Webster the land was at once deeded to the city without charge. WILL WARN STUDENTS ! TO WATCH THEIR HEALTH Pasting stickers Into nil school books In Dodge county, with rules for good health printed thereon, Is the antl-tubercutosls service to be accomplished with the sate of Ited Cross Christinas seals In that lo cality, according to Information receive) front Fremont by Mrs. K. R. J, Kdholm, executive secretary in the crusade, against the white plague. Much goods has been accomplished In past years from school room Instruction as to how to avoid consumption and other contagious dlseares, and the Red Cross seal money In Dodge county will be used to further that kind of work during the next year. The health rules to be pasted Into school books consist chiefly of "don'ta" In regard to possible contagion through the mouth and nose. Corner 14th and Farnam McKENNEYS SAVE YOU Corner 14th and Farnam MONEY JUST THINK A UOTD CROWN FOH $3.00 that you pay tho average dentist $0, $8 or $10 for. Ilnckcil by McKcHisoy'a reputation ami "innk0 good" policy. SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL OFFICES AND HAVE TEETH EXAMINED FREE None better Crawis 2."" .ri $3.10 Silver Filliip Kfn.V.r.'? 50 Mil W.rk .0. Wigiir Platis i'lS J. ..$5 Gas or Somnoforme for rainless KxiractiBgk Hours! 8:80 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays! 10 to 1. Foster Pities Babyj Eeleases Its Parents William Troth and wife, alias Hattle llerce. arrested by Officers Tsxanowskt and Ilolden at Seventeenth and Daven port streets, and charged at the station with vagrancy, were arranged In pollco court, where evidence submitted by the arresting officers was to the effect that the husband haa been "forcing his wlh to walk the streets" and turn the moiwy he made over to him. When brodght In the woman declared that her 3-year-old child was at home atone. Matron Gibbons waa-sent to the house at Seventeenth and Davenport streets where the found the baby fast asleep, The child waa brough to the station and after a aerlous talk with tho couple they were released by Judge Foster on nceount of the baby. THREE HOMES R0IIED DURING MONDAY NIGHT 1 V Three refcfeerie. thought to have been perpetrated by the same gang, have been resorted to the police. All occurred Mon day night Kin Keltic and MIm Marie Cog, 2033 llanwy street, reported that sneak thlaves eatered their room and secured twa paefcetbooks, one containing tS and tlte atfcer X, and a locket. u W. F. Olrild. mi Laird street, reports that burglars entered the rear door of hU hesaa aiad secured t worth of family jwtry. Mr. A. Welse, S3 Cuming street, re ports that entrance waa.gatned to her tsonse with a skeleton key and a solitaire iiiamwti Hag, valued at taken. Reduce Fat , Without Torture m aU Fat people are suffering dally torture and running dally risks in frantlo efforts to reduce by the old heart-rending, nerve, racking methods, llow much better It wouia d to accept in Knowledge and x penenee or me inousanaa or nappy P pie who reduced their overfat bodlrs. po- The MeKenney Dental Company REMAULK DENTISTS Corner 14th and Farnam, Over Union Pacific Ticket Office. Free Estimate. No Stadeats. Lady Attendants. S EHBLV Christmas Shopping Spells S-a-f-i-s-f-a-c-f-i-o-n found and kept allmncss through the now famous Marmots. Prescription' Tablets. Nearly everyone knows of this simple, harmUsa soeelfla far overfatness which reduces at the rate of 10 ounces or mote a day, lmvlng- the bogy symmetrical, the skin smooth, the complexion clear and the bodily health perfect, without diet ing, exercise, dangerous experiments or aclf-drnlal of any kind. Visit your drug gist today or send "So to the Marmola Co.. Farmer Tiidg., Petrolt Mich., for a nuantlty of these sure, safe, convenient little tablets. mMclinl In utirf vnii wull on your way to the coveted goal slim-" UtM, By Giving Early Attention to Your Christmas Shopping You will be better satisfied with your purchases; The clerks can wait on you more satisfactorily; The merchants will have thev sat isfaction of knowing their cus tomers are satisfied; And we can serve you more satis factorily now than later, even though we make special provis ions to handle the travel when the Christmas rush is on.. Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company Practical Gifts Attractively Priced Omaha's Greatest Toylahd on Our 4th Floor 1 raw Have You Thought of a Gift of Furs for Milady Fine Furs Notable for Their Rich ness Style rsssgsn 1 guaran- All fully toed, aro what we offer .you in our bis? W e d n e s d ny sale of fun from Bonis & Co., Now York. Cash secured these beautiful garments-at tremendous discounts, and wo 're going to give our custo mers the entire benefit. ri2-luch Satin Skin nun Ulan Pony Coats, made to sell to $C9, at..S35.00 Long Near'Seal Coat made to sell at $6&.00 choice, at 339.00 4 8-lnch French Sable Coney Coats, $30.00 val ues, at S15.00 Hrook Mink Coats, splen did value At regular price of $1( 48-inch Marmot Coats, nlnde to now at , , Hudson Seal Coats, made to soil now at Jap Mink 8ots, $40.00 values - now at . . ., $22 Australian Mar'.en Sets black or brown, 'made to sell to $22.1)0, on sale now t S12.50 Sable Fox Fur Sets. $30.00 values, choice. . . -817.50 Brook Mink Sets, $25.00 value, choice S13.75 Genuine Beaver Seta, worth $05, choice $35.00 Leopard Cat Sets, worth $18 choice ....... .10.00 Many Other Bnnps in Fine Furs Tim weeK. II )0, on sale, $69.00 sell at $75.00, Jl'M ...$47.50 WW af $200, t,gJm 19.00 ( Crags. Toilet Goods ani Drug Sundries Specials 00c sUe rcnutne California Syrup of Finn for 35o 10c-BlJse box CitBuurcts; nlo price, ,6o 80o Blze I'Qbeco Toolli i'asie; enio price ,....... ,35o 2$c quality Tooth Urushcs. go lit, cuoli ...,....,...,.. 10o SBo Peroxide or i'ond's Extract face cream for - .'",15 60c Bllllinnn's freckle cream for. SBc H.oQ bottlo or Oriental cream for. 890 COo bUo Cantlirox llatr Slinmpoo for 8o One pound pure Imported Castile Hoap for .ISO 60c size Java Jllcc or I'ozxnnl's fuce powder for . . .3So One dolUr bottle pure Hydrogen Pe roxide for 30o 10c Palm Olive soap, special, per bar .Bo 1.00 Mis. Potter's llalr Stain, for, 7So SOo oUiif-e Wh(te Koso ot1 liocufit filos bom perfume, ppr, ounce.., .... ,H Il.tS Genuine ideal Hair brushed double bristle, for .-.. ..G9o atllltary Hair Brush fta, at from J1.60 to :.r..,.6flQ Fancy pacUago perfumes, at from 2ta to , 810.00 Pearl Handle Manicure sets, at front JI.Q0 to $19.00 AZ.I. XVBBEB OOODB GREATLY REDUCED IN 7BIOB. $1.00 Wellington SyrliiRe anil bottle combined, guarantied for 6 year. for 99.00 $3.00 and $2.00 Combination Syringes for , ......91.80 $2.00 Hot Water Bottles go nt. ,1.00 $1.00 value in 2-quurt fountain syringes for 394 Toys and Dolls of Every Kind TOYLAND in Sailtrv Glaus' principal jTwjX'ohpUstf 4th floor. "Buy early -Vliilo slocks arc mo8t conapjote.' You'll find it greatly preferable. SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY i.50 Kta Body 'Uou?..4'locheffiair.;.9g $2.00 full Jointed Doll 24 inches talkftf $1.50 Character Dolls.'at.., 's?8f $2.50 Character Dolls.'at, . tkfW.S $5,00 Toy Automobiles, at .8398 $3.00 Boys' Coasters'?, 'i .'..sfifl'Ss $1.60 Teddy BeaifcJJ .- JMMSi $4.50'. Eloctric Trains.-:.- :ii3?0 $3.00 Loaded WaRdus.".'..: ....... i;75 $4.50 Loaded Wagons'.-. :V.?l2t75 $2.60 Loaded Wagons.. SI 49 Or Your lift List Include Pictures BMBUfal, Practical, X.astlBff 01fts Wednesday we begin the rfroiteat . salo of pictures ever known In ' Omaha or vicinity, at. ....91.00 Various size and shapes in bu perV subjects. In eluding" rural scenes, landscapes, autumn scene, copies of old masters, heads, prints, flno religious pictures, etc., variety to satisfy any taste. The frames are handsome, new, Clrcassioit walnut finished framsi, heavy gilt frames with or without burnishes, antique gilt frames, mahogany finish frames In fact, the framing alone Is worth more than the Price we ak for the en tire picture In this aale; 91.00 SpcialiyVAttr4f)tiv( Bargains In Dotffestics Itobeland. fleece for batli, robes and kimonos. 25c value. . .,15v Cotton Chillies, good patterns, 6c values ,. 4Uo Outing Flannel. BOod .weight, light or dark colors, in. Amos keag, 12Vio values. ...... ...loo ' Flannelettes, good 'patterns, joo .values ...7lio Pattern Table Cloths. 2 yards lone ll.iS value .9So Turkey lied TabloCloth, Sxl. r.z5 values ... $1.00 Olnghama for aprons, 7c values, Eo Dress Ginghams, good patterns, 12Hc values ,.100 Light and Park Percales, 30 In ches wide, 13J4c values lOo Tioga, 72x99, made sheets, . file value ,i8o Rtii hyta's Bit Xmis firociry Specials wa wit ran iioi coit or t.ttt IXQ, BUT THE XXBX PXXC8X8 YOU ABE FATZBO W save the people of Omaha from 39 to 50 on fconsekeepltur expanses. 20 lbs. best Orannlated8uir. .91.00 48-lb. sack beat high -grade Diamond JI flour, nothlmr finer for Xnias puddings, pies and cakes, per sack 1.10 10 lbs best .While or Yellow comment for " 8 lbs. best rolled breakfast oatmeal tor ss 4 lbs. Fancy Japan nice, 10c quality, for r 850 The best Domestlo Macaroni, Ver- mllelll or Spaghetti, per pk..?Hc Tall cans Alaska salmon leo 2-lb. cans fancy Sweet Sugar corn for .7ie 2- lb. can Karly Juno pea loo 3- lb. can Golden Pumpkin or Hominy for ....... .Ho The best Hand Picked Navy beans pound .....6a Herabey's Breakfast Cocoa, Jb...aOo The bet Tea Slftinjs. lb lOo Golden Santos coffee, lb aOo SBZBB riURI TO TOVB ZXaJI rusBixcw: tram abb oakxs. Fancy cleaned' currants, lb 1 Fancy 3 crown pudding raisins, per pound Bo Fancy Seedless California Ralalns per pound .8l4o Fancy California Mulr peaches, per pound 7 lie Fancy Moor Park prlcots, pr pound 17io I av 7 cii ! MC per pkg. ..90q Seeded Raisins, per pkg... 18Hb, 10a The best candled orange, lemon dr citron peel, per pound ........ 30o The Beat Xlxed Xtw Xnts, lVM 15o Highland Navel oranges. The pride of California, per do., lOo, 16c, 30o. 86o and ,30o The best, strictly fresh country eggs. per.doren ase The best No. 1 storage eggs, dor- SSo pound ,.20o uney Cooking Figs, per pound, loo Ited Jacket Pine Appel Cider, gal'. 25c lancy Italian Black Pruns. per pound j5o and l2Mo The. best Condensed Mince Meat. pkg 8io BUgaland Wavel Orange Sale The finest of the season, dozen. , ..10c wvsMBia u nwi surest or Omaha for tae Veople, ' IS lbs. best Ohio Potatoes to the peck for .....23c Fancy Holland Seed Cabbage, lb...SHe Fresh Beets, Carrots. Turnlps. Shallots or Radishes, bunch so Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes. 3 lbs. 10c 2 stalks fresh Celery ., .....Co 2 heads-fresh Leaf Lettuce... Be 2 bunches fres!) Hothouse Radishes Bo Fancy Cooking Apples, peck". .Me 3 large Soup Bunches ........... .lao F.-ney Red or TellowOnlons, lb. aio j'lincy imporiec i-crown l-lgs, lb.. W Highland and Naval Oranges, per uozeu ... .aoo, aec ana 9ee IT TDV U A VI-IE? fcJ9 FAYS 3 r I Kill IT PAYS